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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1941

Page

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On the Beat column hints at local happenings and notes

Rushville tips include weather rain aiding crops, Nora Geraghty long-time linotype operator, Tommy Bush builds a race car model aiming for sixty mph, street cleaning and new pedestrian lanes, moving day for Joe Graff family, Roosevelt sets July 1 as selective service registration day, shelter book on air raid defense available, Bismarck sinking aftermath, police warning about dynamite threat, tires sought for race attendance, Bayard Baker’s return, Pendleton water shortage scare, Indiana tomato crop expansion for defense, and a Rushville staffer expecting a child.

Tommy Joe Graff Joel Grandpap) Ridlen Roosevelt Selective Service Act Germany Bismarck England Hood Rushville Court House Jack Moore Dick McNabb Fred Norris Bill Norris Junior Stephens Mark Pingleton Hubert Hunt Humane Society Joe Container Corporation Wilbur Gatewood Pendleton Indiana Doggone Rushville Republican

Memorial Day Safety Push Urges Caution Ahead of Long Weekend

Safety officials warn Memorial Day 1940 could see more accidents due to a three day weekend starting Thursday May 29 with many shops closed until June 2. They urge motorists to prepare vehicles, pace trips, avoid alcohol, and drive defensively to keep death toll down.

National Conservation Bureau Association of Casualty and Surety Executives America

Janet McCorkle Hospitalized For Mastoid Trouble

Four year old Janet Carole McCorkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard McCorkle entered Riley hospital in Indianapolis Friday evening and underwent an operation for mastoid trouble Saturday. She is progressing as well as can be expected.

Janet Carole McCorkle Howard McCorkle Riley Hospital Indianapolis

Henry T. Turner Died Wednesday at 68

Henry T. Turner 68 lifelong Rush County resident died suddenly at his Henderson home early Wednesday. A farmer by trade he had retired. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Lawrence Price and Mrs Joseph Butler a son Roy two brothers Oscar Benjamin Chester and two sisters Mrs Ollie Barret and Mrs Susie Foster Final rites at Hannegan Christan church Friday at two Rev C L Shaw to lead Interment in Hannegan cemetery

Henry T. Turner Rush County Henderson Dayton Ollie Barret Spiceland Susie Foster Connersville Hannegan Christan Church C. L. Shaw Wesleyan Methodist Church Hannegan Cemetery

Unimproved Home Leads Coffin Family Report

Mr and Mrs Enos Coffin at Mrs Bearl Addison's home near Homer remain unimproved as a status update from local notices.

Enos Coffin

Farmers Vote On Quota In Rush County Referendum

Wheat growers in Rush county and the state may vote in the national wheat marketing quota referendum Saturday. Eligible voters must have fifteen acres of wheat producing at least 200 bushels for 1941 harvest. Polls open 6:00 a m to 5:00 p m in each township with AAA chairmen and two eligible growers in charge at each polling place.

Rush County Indiana Agricultural Conservation Committee Triple A AAA Ripley Donald Ruby Raymond Manche Clyde Henley Anderson Milroy Howard Henderson Clyde Archey A. H Earl George Frank Humphrey Rushville Court House William Martz Leroy Waits Sam Anderson Union Ging School Ernest Whick

Program of East St. Christian Church by Primary department

A church program lists multiple performances and duties by the Primary department. Recitations from students including Billy Pitts Jackie Hinshaw Diana Kennedy Miriam Parker Joan Stinger and others are scheduled alongside piano and clarinet solos by Charlotte Moore John Allen Ruby Patty Pitts Maurice Stinger and more. The program includes songs drills offering and a benediction.

Primary Department Billy Pitts Jackie Hinshaw Diana Sue Kennedy Miriam Faye Parker Joan Stinger Carol Kaye Sims Sharon Faye Sipe John Allen Ruby John Munden Billy Mann Carolyn Pitts Elvet Moore Patty Pitts Susan Winslow Marlene Graff Maurice Stinger Primary Dept Jane Miller

Birth at Coleman Hospital Ronald Lee Gatewood Born

Born Wednesday evening at Cole man hospital in Indianapolis to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gatewood a seven and one half pound son named Ronald Lee.

Coleman Hospital Indianapolis Wilbur Gatewood Ronald Lee

Unemployment Claims Drop in Rush County in April

Rush county jobless workers claimed 432 dollars in unemployment insurance during April, down from 695 in March and 922 in April 1940. Indiana as a whole paid 357,932 in April 1941, a 54 percent drop from 787,169 in April 1940, with 121 rural and 311 Rushville claims in the county.

Rush County Sprague Snyder Connersville Indiana Employment Wilfred Jessup Indiana Rushville

Vacation Bible School Sees Sixty Enrolled For Week

The Vacation Bible School opened Monday at 8 30 with four departments Kindergarten Primary Juniors and Intermediates. Sixty students are registered and sixteen staff run classes under Mary Hull Julie McMichael and Rev Maines. room remains for more attendees before Decoration Day May 30 and next week June 2 to 6.

Mary Hull Julie McMichael Willella Henley Edna Kennedy Mary Louise Hill Naomi Ray Shaw Ethel Clark Mary Gray McMillan Nell Beher Patty Pitts Norrene Phelps Judith Henley Maines Kenworthy Sorta Rev. Maines

Motorcycle powered car wins at Midgetdrome

Ben Emrick of Dayton Ohio capped the main event at Midgetdrome Greenfield Saturday night with Johnny Carpenter of Syracuse NY finishing second. Ist heat winner was Bob Breading of St. Louis Missouri while Bob Mulke of Chicago Illinois driving Elto Outboard Motor No 44 tangled with Frank Wing of Chicago Illinois on the north curve and was unhurt after being flipped. Les Adair of Indianapolis Indiana crashed through the south guard rail but escaped injury. Another race card is planned for May 31 at Midgetdrome Greenfield Indiana.

Ben Emrick Dayton Ohio Greenfield Johnny Carpenter Syracuse New York Bob Breading St. Louis Bob Mulke Chicago Mlinois Elto North Curve Frank Wing Illinois Mulke Les Adair Indianapolis Indiana South Curve Midgetdrome

Former Local Teacher Honored in Rushville

Miss Nelle Cassady, Rushville junior high instructor, retired after fifty one years in education. She was surprise luncheon guest last Thursday at the Louis hotel hosted by the high school faculty. Mr Lockwood spoke as Miss Cassady responded, and she received a porch chair and stand from the teachers.

Nelle Cassady Rushville Miss Cassady Louis Hotel Lockwood Winona Newsom

Tax Collections Up Rates Climb in County Totals

County treasurer Mrs. Helen Winkler reports spring tax receipts about 13 000 higher than 1940 due to a higher rate. Current taxes 261 963 with 19 079 delinquent and 426 moratorium taxes. Various townships and corporations show gains with totals ranging from 2 095 at Glenwood to 77 826 at Rushville city.

Helen Winkler Rushville Union Walker Washington Glenwood Rushville City

Two Youths Injured In Car Crash South Of Carthage

Glenn Miller sixteen and Tommy Cooper fifteen were hurt when their car veered on a gravel road near Carthage and hit a bridge abutment. Miller required five stitches for head wounds and Cooper suffered broken teeth and facial cuts. State Policeman Charles Adams investigated. A B Thompson transported them to Greenfield for treatment.

Greenfield Carthage Glenn Miller Tommy Cooper Miller Cooper Charles Adams A. B. Thompson

Second Selective Service Registration Set for July 1

President Roosevelt proclaims Tuesday July 1 as the second registration day under the Selective Service act for the United States Hawaii Puerto Rico and Alaska. Men who are 21 on or before July 1 and born after October 16 1940 must register between 7 am and 9 pm. About 3 500 000 young men will be affected.

United States Hawaii Puerto Rico Alaska Roosevelt

Wicbert Mann Returns Home After Appendix Operation

Wicbert Mann has returned to his home here after an appendectomy performed in Indianapolis last Wednesday.

Wicbert Mann Indianapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nora L. Geraghty The Republican Bush Hitler Ernest Boehm Rudolf Hess Mastin Gores East St. Christian Church Piano Charlotte Moore Lavada James Russell Winslow Camp Patapsco Elkridge E. Wildman American Friends Service Committee Security Division Carthage Corporation Ripley Township Center Jackson Noble Orange Posey Richland
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